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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-05

As . sseef'sr OF ttss C,.uos'y Ccri-
nttsaloness, r. re fcstc day, t;se
Following Srso.. We've Selected
~ Trial Jurors FOR the District
Cours of Thts Comfy. 50 SeFve
Dario. the Present Year, VIZ:
A Anderson, L. Il. Alexander, Henry
Allen, Frank Abadie, Alec Asuayo, VIM.
Allen, A. 2. Anderson, VIM. Arlington. j.
Z. Ayres, II. NJ. Allen, J. c. Asiken. John
Agnew, Charles Allef, Vim. a. Alexander,
James Ashley, John Anderson, WIN. Al.
ward, Il. J. Butler, George J. Barns, D.
Berg. II. D.. Bsns, .. l.. B~urhngame, A.
q. Bailey. Chsrlas narbiefi, George A..
Booth, j @. Riraer, w. II. Brown, ".
Broxell, ". N. q ~, o. Bergman. Jacob
BIrcAe. NJ. q. e. tiest, George 3ailev,
Otso Bethel, .. J. lyingto1, G. p. Bpr-
gJss, @. y. DstcaelCsr, I'D Bluraeatbel, j..
q. Bufle-, james j, Bergman, P. p. Bern
bard, Wrl. Braymen, Louis Brandt, J. A.
Bislgr, h. Becter, w. Browl, o. Bell,
A. Figgo 9, Oh Bradbury, MEX Barlow,
Ed 3iuest, Ph 3luest, II. 3. B~uTy. Geo.
Hlchenaa, Elias Boomhovar, Cbfs. Der
tina. o. Be son, Root. Beilov, 0. II. p.
Bailey, J.. IA. Baum, }. b. Beimore, Gus
Ca~oGnsngh, Jake Cehn, AdolDh g1hn,
Deonis CocDey, John Conway, Ar hnr
Caugbey, Jes. CDwie, Henry Casey, VIM.
C3yert, @. II. Croaaus, D. MIA Covle.
W. II. Cateroa, Thos. r.. COr'till, Luther
Clark, John Csuship, Henry Cohn, Thos.
Casey, L. L. Coz, Alex Celia, Joba Gas.
sidy, n. Christensen, NJ. G.. Cavsnsueh,
Dennis Crowley, Z w. Cropler, II. Cole,
G. Y. Greek, @. II. Clark, L. j. Carlson,
John Cobb, Edwin Ournow, j. G. Crom-
be, James c'eel =, j.. II, Garter, E. Cav,
D. NJ Crawford, Jas. Curpew, l.. 2.
bslS.en, Joseph Davidson, John
Donely, o.. Dnnk'e, Jsmes G. Douglas,
MHrr'3 Delsney Henry Doraelly. R. j.
ooek, Deonine p. Develip, A. T. Dorum,
David Davis, Herbert Davies, J.. L, Don.
aldson, Ihomss J. DAVIS, 4. b. Davis.
Vi. bowling, u. f. Diamond. D. A. DIM.
kfe, A. Dunstan, j. A. Deer, Layrance
Doyle. j. d. Deackar. Jemes Ovg,r. Thos.
Egan, A. Eddy. John Elcecamb. Fred
Esselbrugge, G. +. E-aly. Jahn Evald.
Henry Father, jain q Eagltv ~. sam
Ecckles, E. u. EdweEds n X Eager. r.
+. Ferguson, o, N. Ferilaeer. ,ycbn Fstt'
y. g. Foster, J. NJ. Fever, .Ale2 re2er.
Fred F1lton, II, G, L nstor later. Chnl'
Ferraris, Marion FsTrol, Frank Fi.zpss.
rick. i N FHasce. 1aAa FL, e, Cock FRA
ser, ChAs, Frescr J Frsrh. 7 Eas;,
Thos. Gilmour, q T Graz, A " G~uininn
John Godfrey, 0eu,l. G Gibeon, F.. x.
Goujoni Owef c--ssy, TT. n. Griffin
Ihos. Gcrlaa, n9at. Gil'asnie. John
Greenwood, G'I,e Gi'.or. W.. Fash, p.
N. Hansen, A. J Han, G n. Horn.
Henry Haunt, j. N Hsvs3e, A G @.
i1ahn, =. NJ. Eeitma1. Mo, e HALEY.
a aintz, Riohsrd Hoskine, vugh Holmes,
hoos. Harvey, ) hn Hancock. VIA. y.
mooEer VIM. Ferris. ohm Hensley. J.
W. Unison, y. y. Heli, ,. p. Jonos, WIN,
sa, 'ohn = e;s, Robs. jenkins. A.
JIcAson. Jcta o. Jones, james Jury, J..
II ger94i,o p T Jr7s. j. l.. Kinder. A,
u. nave, 'ss Kennedy, Henry Kendall,
Pat hee'e' Rob- Bermeen, j. D. Keen,
Thoa. Leonard. e0''
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LOCAL AND oTHkR sors.
scraps from she Notebook OF che
a~eusiners Reporter.


Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 81 .00k.
Colorado has forty. eight lead furnaces
in full blast.
The years embezzlements in Boston
foot up 81, 233, 400.
Ex-Sheriff Bassets OF White Pine county
arrived bore last evening.
Mrs. M. Dougherty, OF Secret Canyon,
Is reported as being quito Ill.
Arthur was IN the coffin, but ii is now
spoken Of as Bleine's funeral.
p. v. Roux has been elected Enrolling
Clerk OF the Senate OF Nevada.
Los Angeles complains OF Doodle ring
ere, dice-shnrpers and faro dealers.
Thomas e. Haloy returned last evening
from q business visit to Salt Lake City.
A Connecticut youth sent his best girl
forty pounds of candy IS q Christmas
present.
The cos. Of postage stamps to the Gov
eminent, including delivery, ia only Sc 90
per thousst9.
Coal burners will find a notice in this
mornings SENTINEL tlat may be Of in
tersss T. them.
The finder Of bunch Of keys, lost yes-
terday, will please leave them at she
6herif's ofi.e,
The assessed value Of tho properly Of
the State Of California for the year 1G8C
was 1916, 446. 700.
fesrog county. Arkansas, is now ag'ow
Tite q silver excitement, some mines Day
ing just been discovered.
All members OF the S~nnfower Crib ere
requested 10 meet this evening at s O'Clock
~ Wren & Cheney's office.
HALEY. Idaho, has detected two incen-
diary attempts to burn the town. and q
" committee Of safety" is proposed.
The members Of the Miners Union sre
requested to meet at their hail next Fri
day evening for the nomination Of off cers
for the ensuing year.
Con. Gal. Virginia has just declared a
dividend of fifty CENTS per share. and ST.
ezra Nevada and Mexican haze each levied
an assessment OF twenty-five cents pes
share.
The County Commissioners yesterday
declared vacant the Office OF Justice OF .he
Posce for Mineral Hill Township. We
understand the newly elected Justice re-
fuses to qualify.
TOE Commissioners yesterday male an
order removing Mrs. p. s. QUAD, the
matron Of tbs County Hospital, and ap-
pointing Mira. Ed Laysnthai TO the posi-
ton. The change of natfons viii take
place February / next.
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NOTICE. OF FORFEITURE.

Tg,o AroLPH sCHANDER AND JAMES
Il 0LIvER, Co-owners You are hereby no
siisd that the Silver Lick Col Mining Com
psny has expended ere hunace dollars II labor
ard improvements upon the Herculesn lode,
situated near Aims Hell, Eureka Mining Dis
irict, Eureka county, Ssate q Nevada, as will
appear by certificate fled October 2, 1886, in the
ONCE OF the Recorder OF SAID ounty, in order
to hold said premises under the provisions of
section 2324 Revised Gtetctes OF the United
States, beng the amount required to hold the
seine for the yer enh,ng December 81, 1885.
Andif Vi+hi1 % days r.er osis notice by pub.
i~ieation, yea al or iefrss to centribuis your
proportion OF such expenditure 81 Q co-owner,
\ our interest il saia llrin WI become the
property Of Che su 1scrioer uns er said section
1924. SILVER LfGE Coz. MINING co.
BY A, B. DAVIS, SUI e.intendent.
EurekA. New, Jaa. s, 1857. j,5.90d
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Music Lessons

J.. M. Nsvoni, professor Of music. has
decided TO remain in Eureka this Winter,
aud will be pleased to confer with any de-
string instructions on the violin, piano
and guitar. Special attention paid to the
cultivation of the voice. Leave orders at
Capron's drug store,
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TIE SEA

-FOUR MONTHS ON H CONFEDERATE
PRIvATEER ALABAMA,
Being the thrilling experiences Of one Of
her crew upon her memorable and de.
strnctive cruise around the world, wildly
written and described in The New York
WAvERLy and now for sale by all news
dealers. Aek for No. 80, or send TO THE
WAvERLy PuMsHING Co., 81 Warren street,
New York, for free sample copy.
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M. NAEsYY,
Proprietor Of the White House
Clothing Emporium,

Is selling his immense stock of Winter
clothing, and all other goods, at greatly
reduced prices. Bargain seekers will do
we'll to examine my stoo9 before buying
else where, M. KARsKY. y
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Notice to Creditors.

Persons indebted TO our firm are re-
q tested to make immediate payment, az
We are desirous OF having all outstanding
indebtedness closed up the first of the
rev year. Persons having bills against
Us will please present them.
TAssELL BRoTaERs,
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W. Z. Stowsll. druggist and assaye
No 3 Main street. 4
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Observation-Disclosures AND MINING 90.
will receive bids to extend its tunnel co
feet, of the hight OF six and ene-half feet and
of the width of Ave feet and one inch and one
hale to every 10 feet grade. until snd including
the sth day of January, A. ID. 1887. The com
pany will furnish only tools, track, materials
and ear. Said tunnel must be extended under
the direction of an sppointee of said company.
The work will not be accepted unless the hight,
width, grade and contract is complied with.
The company reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
HENRY X. MITCHELL, President.
Z f. McEwBN, Secretary,
Eureka, Jan. 8, 1887. jA-td
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(.

r1HE UNDERsIGNs - GIVES NOTICE THAT
L Is 20 50 coed coalbueners IAN Era employ
ment in sprucemont Miring District, Elio
ecrnsy. Nevada. l.. QUIGICI.
snrucemont, Tlko county. jan. ., 1887.
jss-ss.
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B~iliousnoss relieved by sd pat
Capron's.
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Closing out.

Mrs. Mccartney gives notice that for the
next ten days abe will cell her stock OF
millinery goods at cost, as she intends
leaving here. She Will also sell the cases,
counters and fixtures of the store at any
price offered.
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60. IA N Ahs.
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Sick headache cured by I'D DD"-at
Opron's.
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ID q d" will In prove the Appetite
at O~spron's.
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aoRN.

At Pal.eaGs, Neyada, January 4, 1887, to the
wife Of j. Fl. jewell, q daughter
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Tuesday, gan. :, 1887.


The following named iudigcr;s ware r.
lowed me sums set opposite their respective
- -nneE
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
Having Fun with a Sparrow.

Upon pigeon-box in the yard was
affixed piece of looking-glass. The
male sparrow would get as mad as
possible at the reflection of his image
in the mirror, and fight it furiously
by the hour, flying repeatedly so vio-
lently against the glass as to knock
himself backward in the air, whence
he would return with increased VIC
lence and vim, until he would have
to rest, with his wings dragging,
his mouth open, and his sides pant
ing. After resting while he would
pick up a small gravel-stone in his
bill and renew the attack. striking
the glass with the gravel with all the
impetus his wings could give him.
and thus he would continue till COM
pletely exhausted. .-RicamOnd Wing.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
Bombarding Ones Own Coast.

The other day, going down the Firth
of Clyde, the crew Of the English
guardship Ajax was exercised in BIG
gun drill, with the view OF eXpending
the quarterly allowance ofammunition.
About 1880, at which time the Ajax
was directly off Innellan, a shot from
one of the guns Of the vessel was seen
70 strike the water, and then ricochet
with terrific force toward the shore.
1t struck the ground Immediately ad-
Joining villa, entering the earth
about ten yards from the northeast ga
bic wall. The shot made hole in the
ground abOnt seven feet deep, and up
rooted four large trees, breaking them
in pieces and scattering the branches
and fragments all oyer the roof Of the
building, as we'll as over the adjoining
grounds, besides covering the roof of
the house with stones. Every window
in the place was broken, and great
rents were made IN the gable walls, the
house, in fact, being rendered quite un-
inhabita5le. The force Of the proiec-
tile, even after striking the ground and
doing this considerable damage, was
not yet quite spent, as the shot was
carried about quarter of a mile up the
hill, afterward rolling back for some
distance. The adjoining dwelling also
suffered to no little extent. A plumber,
who was employed at the house at the
time, received injuries about the body
which necessitated confinement to bed,
and servant had her hands cut. The
board school is in the immediate vicin-
ity of Ashgrove, and at the time Of the
occurrence, was filled with children.
A slight deviation Of the shot would
have brought it into contact with this
building. The Ajax people did not
apparently notice the damage that had
been done, because they vert on with
their firing, although the other shots
went in more seaWard direction.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

said to be in such straits that she will
have to 90 to the poor-house or die OF
hunger unless her countrymen come to
her aid. Her husband, Sir William
Wilde, who died long ago, invested
much of his money in land in counties
Wicklow and Clare, from which Lady
Wilde has not received any rent for six
years.
Ben Butler is always picturesque
He is thus described by Washington
correspondent: "He was enveloped
in a long overcoat made of shaggy,
vellow-brown fur. This popular look
ING coat fitted his fat and round body
like glove. On his head was a
bio fur turban. dented in the center
and coming down almost to his half
closed eye. In his mouth he had a
cigar stump unlighted, upon which he
chewed complacently. He looked
decidedly warm and funny, and as he
passed along the corridors to the House
every one turned and looked at him and
smiled audibly.
At dinner in Albany Andrew S.
Draper told this story Of Lincoln: ''im-
medately after the battle Of Gettysburg
Lincoln sat down and wrote II peremp-
tory order to General Meade to inter-
cept Lee in his retreat, give him battle,
and by this bold stroke crush the rebel
army and end the rebellion. The order
was accompanied by friendly note,
in which the great patriot said to
Meade: The order | inclose is not
one of record. If you succeed you
need not publish the order. If you
fail. publish it. Then if you succeed
YOU will have all the credit Of the
movement If not, I'll take the re-
sponsbiIity.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
Mrs. Fremont and President Lincoln.

The appearance in literature of GEN
eral John G. Fremont, the great
pathfinder, has brought out an Incl
dent with reference to Mrs. Jessie
Benton Fremont and a characteristic
interview which she had with Presi-
dent Lincoln. 1t occurred early in the
war. when Fremont had command in
Missouri, and an effort was being made
to place General Frank Blair in COM
mand of half of the force. Mrs. Fre-
mont hurried to Washington to prevent
this division of her husbands COM
mand. She called upon the President,
with whom she had an exciting inter-
view. 1t was not satisfactory to her.
and finally, raising her hands in a
dramatically threatening manner. she
said: Beware, Mr.. Lincoln, we make
Presidentsr' Mr.. Lincoln was writing
at his desk, and as he listened to her
defamation, without stopping the
motion of his pen or moving a muscle
of his face, he replied, with that grim
wit for which he was so famous:
"Pretty poor things, | guess"
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
Sheridan's Ambulance.

''If Phil Sheridan purchases a sum-
mer residence on the south shore, "
said a military man this morning, as
he looked over his paper, Il suppose
he will bring his ambulance along
with him, and drive up and down the
beach in his old superb style, | sup
pose You know that Sheridan, if he
can help it. never rides in any other
carriage than an army ambulance?
Before his marriage, when his head
quarters were at Chicago, his ambu-
lance, neatly painted and yarnished
and comfortably upholstered, drawn by
four of the handsomeSt and sprightllest
mules in the United States, groomed
until they shone, and driven by a sol
dier in uniform, was one of the most
familiar objects on the streets. Every
body knew it and greatly admired it.
''When he married he had to get a
coupe, of course, and people all pitied
him when they saw him in it, he looked
so completely lost. But he kept the
ambulance and ratified over the pave
ment in it whenever Mrs. Sheridan did
not care to 60 out. 1t went to Wash
ington with him. Boston Transcript
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28


Mrs. NJ A. Dauphin, of Philadelphia is
we'll known 10 the ladies of that city from
he great good she ha done by means OF
lydia E. Pinkham's Vege able Compound
>be writes Mrs Pinkham of recent inter
citing case "a young married lady came
me suffering with a severe case of Prolap.
aus and liberation. She commenced takir Q
he Compound, and in two months was fully
estpred In proof of this she soon found
herself in an interesting condition. lnfuenc
ed by foolish friends she attempted to evade
be responsibilities of maturity. After ten
r twelve days she came to me again and she
was indeed in q most alarming state and
~ufered terribly. | gave her tablespoon
ful of he Compound every hour for eigh
hours until she fell asleep; she awoke much
relieved and evidently better. she contin-
ned taking the Compound. and in due season
he became the mother of fne healthy boy
But for the timely use of he medicine she
~elieves her life would have been lost. ="
Your Druggist has the Compound. 81 per
bottle.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
The Girl of the Period.

Sam Sample is quite student and
consequently a great admirer of the
intellectual, especially in the fair sex.
The other evening he was attending a
party, and made the acquaintance of n
young lady whose features were de-
cidedly of an Intellectual east. After
number Of attempts he succeeded in
getting her TO sit out one of the dances
with hum. After few preliminary re-
marks, Sam opened out with:
(Which of Shakspeare's plays do You
admire most?"
"Oh. really don't know. Did
Shakespeare write a Bunch Of Kevs?'
| am ready to say that admire that the
most without seeing any Of the others. I"
Yes" said Sam. Its a nice eve
ming isn't it?'
''Oh, perfectly divine. Isn't it Just
too lovely. The atmosphere is simply
heavenly. was afraid it was going
to storm this evening. 1t was very
cloudy this afternoon.
Yes, it was. But its nice tonight
and 'all's well that ends well"
why, Mr.. Sample, I'm surprised!
Everybody says you are so original"
'lndeed? | feel complimented.
But why are you surprised?"
I'm sure I've heard that remark
about ending well some where before. =
Merchant Irareker.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
ALife Made Miserable

by dyspepsia is scarcely worth the>living.
A carricious appetite. heartburn, puzzling
nervous symptoms. increased action of the
heart after eating. sinking in the abdomen
between meals and 1atulence after, are
among the su cessive indicia of this bar
RAISING .mplaint, Two things only are
needful ful' us removal. A resort to Hos
letters Stomach Biters. and persistence in
it's use. These remedial measures being
adopted, cure is certain. Taken imme-
diatps before or after meals, this great
stamachic promotes secretion of the gasrric
Juice, The natural solvent of The food. The
nervous and bilious symptoms consequent
upon chronic indigestion disappear, As the
complaint gradually yields t. The corrective
and iuvigorafiDg influence of the Bltters.
Appetite returns, sleep becomes more re-
treshiug and as a sequence, the body is
Eff oienily nouri>hed, muscular power in-
creases, and the mind grows sangulne. Use
the Buffers for chills and fevsr. and rheu-
Ism.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

4 newspaper before us states that at
he breaking of the ground for the COM
men cement of a certain railr ad, a
clergyman slowly and solemnly read a
manuscript prayer, at the conclusion of
which an old negro man, who had been
'esting with one foot on his spade and
his arms on the handle, looking intent
Y IN the chaplain's face, Strengthened
himself up, and remarked very audibly :
We'll, | reckon dat's the first time de
Lords eber been written to on de sub
irc' oh raiirnadsn y
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

A lady who suffered for years and who was
treated by most noted physicians in America
vas given a sample remedy by a Russian
nurse which apparently restored her TO gOod
health. To aid her sex, she now offers 10
send free the recipe, with full instructions
for making the medicine yourself. at home
without expense, If you are suffering from
any femal- disease, do not throw away time
and money on doctors and patent medicines,
hut enclose ne q stamped envelope addressed
20 yourself) and receive a free cure. Ad
iress Mrs c. b. Wright. No. ii, Huron ST.,
Rntfalo n 7.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

"How many hours are there in q
day 2" asked a school teacher.
II don't recken there can be more
than twenty three hours IN day row.
was the reply.
Didn't tell you more than forty
times that there were twenty. four hours
10 day9"
eyes, and yesterday heard yop say
that after the 21st of June the days
would be getting shorter"
Up to the time of our going to press
the teacher has not had time to prepare
lis reply.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

MesSachu>etts woman SAYS tha'
rom SO eggs placed in ore of he
"Conuon Sense Incubator" she got ~ o
dickens, a. cost nf $61.27, IT, say
10. hung If her lost time aud he hir, d
mau's three weeks ho4r4.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

Tn custom of kissiog hables is being
Justly cen>ure.; these days. II is COW
arjl, to ki>s the poor little helpless
things. Wa rather take somebody Of
our 3 Ze.- DdnUiUe Breeze
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

When John Swinton began the labor
fight he lived in brownstone front
and had chef de cuisine and $50, 200
in Government bonds, the latter saved
by hard newspaper work ut night. To-
day he is living on the top floor of q
Brooklyn tenement house, his property
lost, but his spirit cheerful.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

FITS All h.s stopped tree hy Dr. kline's
0reai Nerve Restorer. No fts after first
iay : use Marvellous cures. Treatise and
s.! tri;: , tile free TO fit cases. Send to DR.
Kline, 93l Arch ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

Tommy" said mother to her seven
year-old boy, "you must not interrupt
me when | am talking to ladies, You
must wait till we stop, and then you
may talk" But you. never stop" re
rcd the bOy.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

One who has evidently tried it, says:
"To reduce the temperature of dining
room, bring friend home TO tea some
afternoon WREN your wife wishes 10 go
early to the opera.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

For % cents We will send the Boss recipe
that will clean The dirtiest clock in five min-
utes at cost of one cent, without taking the
clock apart Iowa Novelty 20.
Davenport, Iowa.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
ELY'S

We hare neUel
handled a cdtd1T}
remedy that h0.
Increased so rapid
ly in sales as Eiy'I
Cream Balm o.
that has gice'o sucl
unicerSat sati@ac
tion.-C C. ". Crit
tenton, 115 FuIto,
Street, NeaO Yorl
City.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

July, 1881. wrote Thos P. Gloster, Ho y
oke, Mass: "In three days cured an alb.
cess on my arm with ST. Jac bs Oil" Oo
tober 20, 1886, he says: WAS entirely
cured of the terrible sutf ring by it, Price
fly cents.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

A. c. White, Agent, D. & T. R. R., Zenia,
Ohio, writes: "Red Star Cough Cure is a
most Efficient remedy for bronchitis; the
first dose relieved me-" Price twenty FIVE
cents
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
CONSUMPTION.

For The curc of this distressing disease
there has been no medicine yel discovered
that can show more evidence of real merit
then Aliens Lung Basam. 25c., soc, aud
81 90 g bottle
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

No OrIUw In Piso's Cure for Consuun t,n
'nras whore other RENE lies fail 2be
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

catalogue to Duncan & Hawks, Davenport,
Iowa.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

If stiIcted with sore eyes, use pr s~at
rhompson's Eye Water. Druggists set
- cents
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

4 duck Of man generally makes a
tn, sc of husband Atlanta Constitu-
tf0n.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28

particle is applied into each nostr and is agreea
BILE to use. Price 80 cts by msil by Drugglsts
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